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,:;,, . ~ ~~~ 4 ESSEX' ASSIZES. CIIEL7vI3FORD, MARcil,l4. YeSterdAv everting the LORD CH.tix tArt6x and Mi;justiCe HEATH arrived in this t)lk'lly acid read f?a their.Commissiont) fur holding the Assiz,cs for this jeovidty. l'his looming, after divine servile, they , •priiceeded to their vesper:iii.... Courts. Mr. Justiee. HEAT,!, lat . 011 the Civil Side, and the'Loun CHIEF BARON tried th'e . yrisoners. • . Rowisi 51DE —MANSLAOCHTER. ://brahqm Marco and Isaae Penn,"two post-mm br!longing t'n the Angel Inn, at IlMrd, were inditded for Maiislatighter, in killing Jame, Mead, and Eli-. zicheill'his wile, by dri6b,4 over them ill the public road, on the Ist day of June last. • Mr. PooLay, as counsel for tie prosecution, stated, that on the first day of June last, Sir Tho. Inas Gooch changed horses. at the Angel at Ilford, - and the two prisoners were the drivers, of those horses. They . drove 'away in an improper and ra ther furious manner, until they came to a small bridge beyond nUmfinl, Payn's Bridge.: h 'Opened they then met three carts returning from Rumford-marl:d i in the last of which were the de ceased,- his wile, and a Mrs.. Carter. ' The prisciners drove on at theft. 'usual rate, and so near that the horse of 'Mead Was frightened, and ran aside of the brook, which occasioned. his cart to be. overturned. Himself, his wife, and a woman of the name of Carter, were thrown out, and the wheels of the Chaise going over Mead and his wife, they were both most unfortunately killed on the spot., . Charles Steele, a blacksmith, at Hutton, William Collins; a farmer at Mount Nissing, and Mrs. Car ter proved the fads as stated, and all agreed that the manner in which the prisoners drove was most im properly rapid, .and that there was abundance of room to have passed with safety if they had taken The Jury found the prisoners guilty, and the Learned Judge said, he felt -himself bound to pro notinee the severest sentence which by law he'eould, and which - Was that they should each he imprisoned for twelve months. MARCH Ls jamirc Noke was •indiefed for a burglary in the bonse of the Rev. T. Adams, at Kelveden, in this county, on the 15th of November, 1807.—8 y the evidence of Sarah Dixey,: house keeper to Mr. Adams, it appeared that she fastened up the house on tne evening of the day stated in the inditlmbnt, and the next morning she found that the scullery window had been broken open, and from the cupboard in the kitchen were taken a silver candlestick, two salt-spoons, and two tea-spoons.— The prisoner at the liar had been in the habit of coming to the house to assist them in brewing. On the dresser she found .. a paper, which she gave to ber master, which had been left thereby the thieves. The paper was relic' as follows You are riLit, wc are poor, • When this is gone. wn'll come for more; Our gaiig is full toirteen, YQu may catch u 3 you cam. , • Noah Page, a pawnbroker in 4iquorpond-street, ClerkenwelL siattd, that a day or two elk r the rob bery,'the Prisoner came to lima to pawn the candle.: stick and tea-pixions. Stuipealtur he had not ob tained their) honestly, .he . hld the Prisoner appr fietided, and the gouts advertised. Mr. Adding stated, that When the Prisoner was apprehended, he conlesst:•d the robbury to him. The Jury found the, Prisoner iGuilty. CIVIL SIDE. DUE v. MELkiln. This cause occupied nearly the whole day. It was an salon agatuit the Churchwardens of the Pa rish of West Ham, in which the leksors of the PlJin to claimed certain premises in the church-yard to be a copyhold within their manor ; and the Defend ant insisted they were fieehold, and not held of the manor. Brthe ancient tecords• produced, it appeared' that the Manor of West Ham was anciently a Royal Ma; nor; and in the year i6bB it was limed by King James to Sir Nicholaci Bacon, in trust for Prince Charles nod Heinlein' Maria his wife, and after their death for the use of Queen Catharine, affirmed in 1694 ; it was again leased in 1694, to Timms Booth., Es 4. and ultimately, in 1804, it wts sold under the . LAW' Tax Atls,• to the present Plaintiffs. in 1636; it was clenr that the premises' in question were copyhold; and given to tile Churchwardens by one John Newman; 'the then tenant, and there was no enfranchisement appeared on the rolls of the ninoor;j The Defendants, however, relied on a par= hathentary survey made in the year 1646, in which the spot in question was described as a freehold, with a quit-rent of six-pence, which always from that period had been received. But the Learned Judge obserired, it . being a Royal Manor, - if it ; had heen%.enfranchised, it most be r by record, and no suet; record was produced.- The Piiiintiff, therefore, bad a verdia: , • DrAL, Msacil Subscription has been set on foot here tor the relief of ,the widows and dreu of such of our brave troops as fell during the late campain in Spain. anti Portugal, acid who hav ing come to this . phice With - a view of meeting their respective husbands and fat berA, have unhappi ly found their hopea withered and crushed by the unfortunate tidings of their deaths, and itre thus left, at a long . distatice from their homes and relatives, in start of 'nisei) , and distress not easilytn be desetiberl.., -- tie Charity also en'thracesthe wives and'ebildren of sueli SOattlf:li and 'soldiers :%ho, by embaikiog hero, leavelhetn in want of suppdrt and sustenance. 'Tip number of objeas already relieved is,very nu-' nierous, Thq subscription, which is opened under ti)e itiun,:Wili6 patronage of Aduyrral CAMP/WU., 0110f:el. BROWN, .EDWARD ToGULDLN, Esq. and . Ladie,i.,. Ladies FIERvEY and' Oxzr.rner, :ma several - otlicr. of .the principal inhabitants of the and - its vicinity, amounted in' the first day to a acry 'handsome sum, and ib Still ibereaSll . la; and it sin , ..-erely to be hoi ! ed, that by the bettevo !cut e.xer'ions of the Patna's and the Ministr., and t< ic'tltry in'the neighbouring towns and places, it tip: extf?nded to such a degree as to authorise t,te estahh,litnent of a permanent folic!, tor the pur-- tio-t., iixti NVl*iCil thQ , preAetit is intend:A. ' LONDON: Primettby RIC the buu-ChiPl IRELAND. WATEfirORD, MAUCH 11.—Brennan i - and one.. of his associates; after having leng,elnded the vigi!anco of the_ Magistracy, haVe at last been taken, and lodged in Clonmet gaol. The folloWing pill t et.V .have been. corinnunicated by a gentleman who V%Hi present during the whole transaCiion, and fatly he relied on as authentic :—On Tuesday last Lord C„bii received intimation, that Brennao and some of h'rs - Tiarty wereiodhe vicinity of Cahir, and an Wednes . day morning his Lordship, attended by several 'gen tlemen, and patties of the Sligo Regiment; and the th Dragoons, scouted the neighbo u ring couniry. On searching a house; about a mile and . a half • from Obit., a 'companion of Brennan, commonly „called - 7701 Pedlar, was discoVered in the chimney.— Several shots' were exchanged 'on both sides,. hut without doing any. injury. The-ammunition et* The Pedlar was at length expended, and the blunderbuss .i knocked out of his hands, On which he gave hiniself up aprisonet. The search was continued for some time 'about the house, and, on' it soldier's frequently applying his bayonet to soma 'straw`, Brennan i himself started up, and was instantly secured. 'He received some wounds, but not dangerous, 'from the bayonet. Sortie& his arMs, together - with other articles, were found in the house ; and it appears, that he was'in bed when the parties approached,.,and that he im mediately took refuge in the straw. This:daring criminal has long been the terror of an extensive' distriel, and the country at large will feel a just and grateful esteem of Lord Cahir's ac tive and persevering exertions, by which his depre— dations have been arrested, and the public, secured from big future aggresSions. • Cees'Ntte, MAUCH B.—On Monday last, Bren , = nail committed another highwaylcibbtry on the very scene of some at' his former depredations. Mr. Fahy, of Clogheen, gauger, will, two ether persons, were in a chaise on their' Way to des town, and were stopped by Brennan and an associate, a - little beyond Ardsinnan, Mr. Fahy was armed with a blunderbnis, in .expedation of Meeting with Brennan, and was determined to make resistance,- and 'had aetttaily presented and made sure, aim at 'Brennan 'and his companion, when his intentions ware frustrated 'by the interposition and alarm of his coMpanions in the carriage—so they were all Jobbed. Tuesday, the Bth instant, there was -a Show of Fat Cattle, at the Farming Society's Manufactory, upon the North Wfill, near Dub : there Were a considerable number of the Nobility ; Gentry, and amateurs present. The largest ox was one bred by Sir Thordas Gleadowe NeWcOthen; Thrt.. being about six feet high, and weighed, alive, twenty five hundred, , two quarters, and fourt een potinds weight ;' this ox wa %mined at seventy Thu largest sow exhibited was one bred by Mr. James Fyn), and weighed six hundred anti'ohe half. The sheep exhibited were not, Of .so large a size as we have. witnessed U 1401) former occasions. The cattle' were divided, 'and *arranged in convenient classes, and, irdependent' of the exhibition ,ot the cattle, it was truly gratifying which the view the - perfeEtion to the Fanning Society have brought the several imple nwnts of agriculture, which are now in great quail. tities at the abbve place. The f‘Alowing Extrad of a Letter from art Officer belonging to the Triumph, of 74 gins, gives some addition.ll particulars respectin,, , the three French Frigates which took shelter in Basque Rods. It is dated the 27th ult.— " They ran under two batteries; and the Admiral made the, signal for the Ddiance to attack them.— She anehored within pistol shot of then♦ and the batteries, and the first broadside 'she gave cut the cables of the two Frigates nearest her, which fell on board their Commodore in the Calypso, and they all went on shore; many of their 'ports were , shot into One, and .some of their masts gone. We con sider them as coMpletely deStroyed- A shot from the batteries cut the spring and cable of the Defiarne; She then direaed ber fire against the largest of the batteries, which she silenced in ten minutes.— 'At this time several hundred soldiers .made their appearance on the beach, with four lield-pieces, about. a quarter of, a mile from the ships ; she gave theth one broadside of. grape and canister, when they scampered off, leaving the field-pieces, and numbers of killed and wounded in heaps. The slaughter on board the Frigates is supposed to have been Very great. Their topS were crowded' with men ; but the Defiance loaded all her poop 'and quartep-deck guns (carronadeS of 32-pound shot) with muSkut-balls, and levelled them so Well at the ttips as to do great e*ecntion, and not a Man after they were fired was to be seen on board the at:nehmen. The .0 fiance had four men killed, and 2. t wbunded. We shall engage the enemy if thdy cotue out not withstanding their superiority ; and if the. Channel. Fleet arrives, we shall attack Then' where they arg in. Baulk: Roads."' A circumstance peculiarly occurred on. ,Saturday:---A man, who by his industry, , had within theselew years raised hicisvdf from a state of genee, and beconie the proprietor of two boats (Or barges) lost his life in the Paddington Canal, endea vouring so rescue a female from danger. ft appears the'wile of his note having' fallen into the waier,'he leaped our of the time to her assistance, and cut ceeded.so fat as to accomplish his objeel, by enabling the woman, with the assistance of those in the barge, to extricate herself from the water; when, unfor tunately, he himself, was sucked under, and drowned before tliise who were M the bitrge- (being chiefly boys) could :mike any eilectual edbrt JO succour him., He has left a wile and seven children (the eldest of whom is not more than nine years pf age) to deplore ins loss. • . . , , Ott tire: evening of the 3d of February last, as Lieu : tenant •G. RANI,'ot [tie Riiyal Navy, and Captain PEAk., of the Royal Marine 4, were returning trent David's bland to Sr. George's, at .fiermada, in a small btrat;they were unhappily drowned, from the np,etting:of•the boat. • This accident' was crecasio h . ed by the benevolent ey.,:rt ionS Made by these Gen .tletnen to save attut her boat, in'watch were'rwro men, tro di died awittig 'Both b4.4qs ,Ind one of the men only stived. fl A D fist KRIS, of No. 4, Alotlett,court. I.l6w=4trett No. 1 12, Strand wbtle ildvertisentents, Orticrs SHIP Nftif'S'; GICAVE3I/ . /D, MARCH 1.1. Passed by--tins Juno ; Main, from Newfoundland ; Mary Ann, Hutchins, Hietm; and the CLataidon, tram Prinee Edward Island, • ' S.tdeti •he George, White, for Gibraltar; Albion, Rl ch,lll,oo, Princesa',Aool44 134iiston, City of London, Yates, and the I hanks, „Rielte.,, tbr the .E,aikt Indies. Aht , ,Cfl SJilecl4—the Quebit; Hood, for the Brazils; .Mary, Lawson, and 'the' Dart, Wort 3, for Malta ; George, Minter, for Concord, (Note, and tit,: Si ag, Hil. Ivrt, for Newfoundland, PRICE OF VESTL Hank Stock, t...!nt; 97 bi I it:.ll spt Co a., 4 par Cvig, • 3 p''• k pvc Cc.4L. Curt, -67 } I itautc. 1.. . TEM (lo • ' On Sunday, in G o wer -street, the wire r,t* Inseph more, Esq. LL.D. of a Son. On Ttleiday, the-wile of Thornas.Cadell, Et), of Upper Charlotte -street, Fitztoy.scluate, of ft thughtor. On t 4::: 14t1) inst. the L,ady. of Ed wArd Blount, Esq. of Bellam /re, StallOnLhire„ or a NEP. Un Thursday last, Mrs. KiliWch, of Brunswick-sqqare, of a Son . Lately., at St. Andrew's, Scotland, th e Lady of Lord ,Gent worth, of a Son and Heir. 314R,RIED. . ~. a - . On Thtirsd ty, at Lanitinth Palace, by his Grace the A ten.. bish9l), Li.zunNiant-Contei Townsend, eldest son ,of Gum` Townstuid, Lsq. of 1 - :onington:44ll, in the County of W. wick, to Miss Scott, anti d.iughttr .uf the INht.Hon. Sir William Stiatt. • - - .' . ' ' Yesterday, at St. George's, •ilanover-squa c, the Rev. Henry kalkes,,of Upper. Grosvenor -street, to Miss Whit• tinAton, eldest daughtkx of (~cob Whittingtoh, Esq. of The- Tile same dry, i.t Mary .le-bonne Church, Samuel Chat field, Esq. of Cooper's.row, to Mist Letitia 1 ...1=w;5, ' l3l o l * ter of Ma'am Lewis, Esq. of Bzmer's.struet. On the t tth u.st At Caulb:r.v:ll, Mt. Wiiliam BA Mitid. of`ttt.a place, to Miss Sophia Hull, of Vauxhall. • . On 1 , 6.14135 t, Mr. Daniel Nowlan, of Shativyell. to MI" W ar ;: . l ‘ l ar ia Earle t claugh M ter of.the late r. t'eter le, or South.' _ On Tuesday last, at St. Margaret's Church, irVesint'initer, Lieutenant-Colonel Barclay, of the 52d Regiment of kogt to Miss Isabella Colquhoun, second ‘'.aagli:er of coiqu• houn, Esq. of James-street, Westminster. On Saturday Clanmire Church, Cork, Fla: , ratio Townsend, Esq, of 1 irinouin t Captain „in th South, Cork Regiment, to Catharine AlltlA Maria, eldest, tlin&ner of Abraltam,Motris, Esq. of Ounkettle. . On the ad inst. at Spott-House, Lady Setoir, r,:lia of Sir Henry Siton,' Bart. of A her&ro. • ' . On theA)th ult. at Renton, Northurpberland, - Miss lecni ‘ ma Blge, fourth daughter of the late 'lliontas Char :es I.igke: Esq, of Betiton-House, in that Cool ,l Y. • (.in Saturday, in the Bath year of ha age, Mrs. D e 4! al s of The Hih street, ,Maryle.binme. . g tame day, after a short, but severe illness, Mr. Wit. , fiat)) Brigg, partner in the house 'of Garsed .111(i Co. W4 , od. irrait. ~ On M , •nday fast, at Bermondsey, Mr. W. I. Yeo.land•._, s , On Tuestlity last, in 13c-chord - square, Mrs. Godfrey, W " 9 of joen Godfrey, Esq. - The some day, in her gth year, lane, the third daughter of Mr. William Pearce, of Richmond, Surrey. , , tin Wednes lay last, M rs.. Lan titer, s‘ tie .it Richard Lati. met, Esq or Catrdaerwell-};rove. I • Yesterday evening: Mr. Boyle, of Fridastroet. . Lately, at POMIIIMIttI, alter a very I ic.‘er.ng tiLlicss, Mrs Smith, wife or Gef3rge Smith, Esq. Clerk or the Surveyt Or His ‘Lcjett‘'s Dock -yard, Portsmouth, , . On the auth of Oelober last, at Brusszls, agars advance( • age, _raffles O'Conhell, Esq I,,rinerlv r,sioetit m the itcgh• : bourtcor.l of C*, iastonb..ry, SontersusLire . • ! A few days ago, at Ripon, 'Yorkshire, 'aged R 7, Svicnet Ccutes; Esq. Senior Ahlercnart arid Father of. Ili-it C01p04,4- tiOn, , and a partner in the 16.,:0n and N tdcterd.cie 11. , :i,k. -....01 To TILOMAS TAYI,OII., Es,,, 1 No. • N ,-• , ~ .1114c . ktriars. . _ f ir eONSIDA it e . 0 . 13 . ;..13 "''''—'''"' a ad 01 illstieC dno to ttic 1 i • inerits'of your LEAKY; P.A."I•IIN . P fI LLS, t) c'gr: c io t,re t r i at o ; i r c til a yllg t; ot t i o ,bt y yo o t u t.ia) t eil q: lo. : l o_ l l l l t o \ : tel i: A .-, r,e C:i: l l : . ,c e n: ti l, fi : i c, c ie l: tit l ,l !is (l;i r r e ,iit c ,c 7 cil ai l,4 l ,l) V .4 7 . , :., ,.:_, 1 CltnnpliCatien et disorders arii:ing thercli.mi). %V.I. rentictri most to askeleton - and , althongli ise had site be" In''''ca i aiiiice which could i be obtained, and tried 4 varieiy of Patcnt I Medicines, nothiri, , , ciruld be;• , r , )ev.red whi,:li si,”aineit t 4 1; 44 his Case, or toil., him 4;4 st rvit'e : he renuiloci! in a li''''' t fe ' &iced and pititble situation tut Iwo ) 4:Ors, unable to follow his profession, and scarcely ,iOle to yvaik of eYen t" itan,our ', 1 21 11 ' his lepls ; in faa inli one Will) knew hinj ever tu pposru 0 , ,i--. sible for him to recover. Ile,WailatiViSt'd itt lAit to try v Leake's Pills—he dui so, adhering itricilv to the dit , c l Or mif given wan them. lie had not iakevi_ m ore 4 t‘si , trlsc r s h t:i ' fore he toun , i an altelation tor the better: tar'' '''''' lt rr i i+d him to pick.eed, and by• taking a few hoges iliac ;le , v 4a his appetite and 'strength gratin kliy return, 41 1 LI " r ; '3' „ . ,,•. aSh11:11111:'):1 51'ilr alni:t':*l:l.l:Y:S:itt),:d'S)l.44)o'cUl'‘);tll°ol:4etHnl43l:d"l4.l:l4).rtlC'alllClll9:llVibl'ilrOn.:l4:til't''l)33%Ar:4l:‘'l':''ll4c;;::-141- Library, Folk stone. ' ruo .' ro.---" . b. r reparixi and ,Sold by the Sole Plieprictori ;d m. Tans. TAYLOR, Member ot the it.oyal c 01, 1 0;, „; ~olli''..-- - , Letvion, at his House, 'N,3. 9, New Bridge-stree t '., „ is Wlizre, atter a constant 14,:soitence or more than Fort?' '`-,',' In a pr.taice . p..rti,tilatly :direetea to In,: Cure Ot V c l l " 41 COtrylaitits, and tiloga.t incietental to . the l'arts 0_ v G „ en tric e h rat m io e n n in hobs S.:N. , :s, with tli-it invio: 4 b l c so'-r"cY le t y t i 4 i t t et t e tine r ri s l ' il, li z t s i b i t ii r e a l l , ii, , : scj i t j b l ot ; 4 7 1 e : ir l r is,0 :dl i ;:iiiC . :: i v :T . : l l: k l i , i, :l t ; g a l ' S i ) r l;i i :i l a :t i tii ii t a n N l 3 C:ii! ,l l . l i ll i e S .i t; t a ir ' . , s z. :l % l r s i i ,: i i t: i .: i i i :::::: CO bt , obtaitied, and veidot ainh;?;ttity, 41so sold, by his .4.ppointruent, .tor the convenience at .those living at a distance, at the rerfluner'S, No. 35, St. M• tan's-street, Pall Mall; the Toystiop, No. 103 ; Oxford' street ; Air. liisborougn's, No. 7, Fish-street-loll; Mr. Laver's, Shuth-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr...lYl'l)onald's, Glif! tie ; Mr. Bull, Daine-street, Dublin ; Mi. Billinge's, I, r ve rpuol ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; and by one Perw a in every considerable Town in Great Britain and Irelml in Boxes of ,only is. 0. each, sealed up, with full 4 , ,a, - plain diredions, whereby persons of either' sex mar i'''' themselves with ease, speedpecrecy, andsafety . yvith .. . • • ' N. IL Every g pox sold in Great Britain is sealed up ;,5... • a stamp, on which, by favour of the . Conunissiuners. iol'f — , . et" at the Stamp-office, " "f. Taylor, No; g, New Brid - e str eet," to imitate which is Felony, and A il m i l ers ;Ire 0111 ter felts • --,;---.° - . TT bas i beon KL t,O N :fr '' e r.t qu 'v e l :n 9 tly i : l tt i e l su l b l je . 6l. the pu :m os; reprobation,o gepd ia iutc l rsaotililacares iitt hl -have ep: t u j ori t e a tt.er t :s). sa, men otn ut:oesfmt destitute pustbeti;vsseiciisn. o ad f sve t co l x t ut he sC to prevent u p s r tr te om nsionsahave, imprudent being classed amone those ernpiries wh(l,o • to tavuurably received, we beg leave to StlDMit rot e liloo and enlightened a faithful staternent of our putato.' . red einfortunately for s ockef , uirements. After having received a regular medical cdtic..e '`iron as the pupils of Messrs. C rinded and Illizard, wha ledures and pradice we carefull y a s proleseor s at surgeons of the London Hospital • we entered ourselves art studentS in that justly celebrated school for medical ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and 'wet° attended, in the different branches of anatomy, surgery tile pradiee of physic, ebartistry, midwifery, net , '"vs elco by those eminent professors, Urs. Monro, regniY,...h , 1 1 1 Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We tree: 11,r ) badeetne presumptuous in saying that ►cot tt% sane, ' acquirements arc not ineoneideiable. Having - fisosi• of years made Venereal Complaints, 'and the vat' ° A ",,`,. dice, of feebility, the particulir °Wed ot our studies 4 , A 1- I .n 4 E -riot it will,' we hope, be allowed,that tve hive acquit , ":"*;: f . eel knowledge of their treettnent and teire. In a n : tt ialtin cases of intedion a perfett re-establishment is curnr el'atf t " - the short period of two days ; and in tioserof the tit.- est ,, VeteT3ey, where other pr a etiti oners h a v e failed . •f $ llO ole proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures patient a safe and radical cure. iLe Amidst the melancholy var i e ty of tlieorders which a re the effects of a habit long. and most unhappily eurstle 3 Y tt eee yoeth of both sexes, the re are non e more .11. 110 2ing , t .', ) , try distressing . t hen those deficieucies and it6Haics queenly prevent or embitter the rnatrimoniJi state. persons. It must be a cansolation to know that tea}' t h 4 t by a new anti infallible mode 0 . 1 treatettot, he resret greatest ut all huthan bl e seings, a strong, meiii y, nue constitution. in all cases of twill . tte n, caueearising, as_well as ineverylpecies o f v enereal we may be consulted by patients of either sex with t.' j' it T;o eat stcrecy and tionoo r.Hours of consultatiOn nom ten to three, and nom' o in the evening tilt mar night Patieete in the' country ate requestiet stare the lare of their ease, aee, and general Debit ot .0.; lc,' sof te closing a remittance for advice and i nedicinee, vellet,V o ", o3 ers will begiven, or sent to any pair of the ki ng dom. A )Stagx: t..‘ereey .511 essential oar undertakiog, 1)( . letters bray be added to tire account tor medicines. „Arlan' CUR Ri and Cu. Suigeons, No. tee, Hat.toriuer,rye in" Messrs. Carrie mid Co. have C e esirieet . es the diligence, skill, •and hunPnity, ‘vlttc" , t h e y .at above respectable Vtufessors of I.ondon and L',,itn t t y bil yt forined the duties assigned them during the then. terell their Lectures and Piadiese. the OND 01,1 1 9 AZ EMT, „Ala, GA t 4, 1899. Commission signed by the Lord lieutenant of the County of ,Berwick. Berwickshire Reginvitt of Yeomanry Cavalry. • [aim Pringle, jun. Esq. to be Captain. Dated tanuary zg # tBo9. Commissions signed by the Lo►d Lieutenant of : the 'County of Kent. Ashford Volunteers. CurteiS Norwood, Cent. to be Kwiigti, vice Tohn Notivood, pronfited. 1.e%. Is, 18.1. Commissinns in-the Shropshire Regular Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. . _ _ loseplawidale, jun. Gent.,to be Lieutenant. 'Dated fan. Ensign Richards to be (IMO. bated' Feb. t 4, itso9. Ensign Stokes to be- ditto. Edward ,Haslewood, Gent. to be, Ensign. George Cadwell, Ge n t , t o b e di tto. Thomas Lacon cicnt.Tto be ditto, vice hasty, re signe d. MI dated as above. . ' Commission hi the Dorset Yolunteer Infantry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant, William I.3ower, EScf. to he Lieutenant-Colonel, vie Lieu. tenant. Colonel l'leydell, ivlto has transterrrd his Ser. vices into the Local Militia. ,Dated. Feb% 27, iBa9. Commissions in the tst Regiment of lb:refine. Loa! Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant._ !oho Matthews,..Esq. to be Lientenant.Colonel Command. ant, Dated September 24, tBMi. Thomas Cooke, Esq, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Thomas Downes, Lsq. to be Major. Charles Holloway, Esq, to be Captain. Win Jones, Esq, to be ditto. William Ravenhill, Esq. to be ditto. Win Gwillitn, Esti.. to be ditto. Isaac Lee, Esq. to be ditto. Thomas Baylis, Esq. to be ditto. William Milton, Esq. to be ditto. Edwin Goode Wright, Esq. to be ditto, Timothy Ravenhill, Esq. to be ditto. John Gri flit hi, Esq. , to be dint). Edmund Philips Stock, Gent. to be Lieutenant. 'William Symonds, Gent, tb be ditto. Philip Cox, Gent, to be ditto. Richard Piitchard, Gent. to be ditto. Thomas Elliott, Gent. to'be ditto. Robert 'ones, Gent. to - be ditto. Francis Gritton, Gent, to be ditto. Charles James Dare. to be ditto, William Barron, Gent. to_ be ditto, Thomas alaull,• Gent. rerbe LiJute. pant. John Jones, Gent, to be ditto . . William Thomas, Gent. to be Ensign. William Webb, Cent, to be ditt o . Olin Farmer, Gent. to be ditto. John Allen', Gent: to be ditto. Philip Baylis, Gent. to be ditto, Thomas Bad. ham, Gent. to be ditto. lirnes - Willson, Gent, to be ditto., John Mills, Gent, to be QuaTter..l,laster. Samuel Cant, Gent. to be Surgecin. All dated as above. • PEDESTRI ANisist.—Mr. Howe, who started at four &clod: on Wednesday r ig hltogo to Exeter frOm London and return in six days, being 346 mileS, at the rate of .58 miles a day, arrived near Andover (64 miles) at nine o'clock at night his longest Stoppa ge has been half an hour at BasingstOke. On the fol lowing day he walked 70 miles, arid on the third day he dined at Exeter, stopped there three lititirs and returned to Honiton to sleep, t 6 miles 'toWards London. Oti the fourth day he reached within nine mires of Salisbury, and slept at a pUblic 7 hou§e, 'near Basingstoke, on the fifth night, and he did the oth e i . 9 mdes comfortably by six o'clock in the exe'nitig On the sixth day The match was for t.'oo guineas, and Mr. Howe stood half the stake. A letter from Constantinople, dated January 25, aYs, " On the night of the .‘„ist, a tie* revolution was apprehended. The Sultan W'a3 learf'.3l of being besieged in his Seraglio, and s i vitt th: night 'surrounded by his officers; happily it was a Cube wart.' " Withtint 'the town things 1t..-tve an int-, Settled appearance, Nicoglou, who IblioWed BAraelar in a part of the Governmenk of has broken off, all communication be t weeh Adrianople arid the' Danube. The TiarkiSh Pteniporentiatio arts still at ' Widen bat the ne gotiations with the Russian General Prosorowsky appear 'to be at an end. It is even pretend-ed iltat the Genprartas refused Ghelib' Etfenzh th e - nc i lo i sar y passports in oriler to proceed' to Jassy. pitrin.:; the .Cartnyal theAnstrian Internuneio, Baron Von Stur 7 mer, gave a bakat which all the English merchants of this place were present; but Freta man was to be seen there." A huge ina , titr mad dog entered the nursery of Mr. Shade, nt the Abbey-hill,' Edinburgh; on Friday morning, between five and six O'tloctc, and bit his dog in so dre.adtnlh manner, that it Was found neces sary to shoot him inimeaiately. Ttie dogulcioirl: tunateiy made escape through the fields, by i end. On Tuesday,night /last, about eight o'clock, thi paste-board' mahof4tory 'of Mr. John Smith, at Itichrtiond-hill, Manchester, was discovered to be on fire ;' 'but the progress of the flames was se'rapid, that no part of the stock or utensils could lie saved from the de"s:rtiaire ravages of this element, though prompt, assistance was atibided. We are, however,' glad to, state, that the exertions of the `tiren,en and ' populace prevented the lire froth corii munieating to.t he adjoining dwelling housei, which, from being'in'immediate contact with the manutad tory, 'were exposed to the most imminent danger, ()n Tuesday, a fire broke out at Cashiobury P:irk, the seat of the Earl of IL , _sex, at a cottage called the Folly, Which was built last'sliMmer by his Lord- Ship in the Swiss Sty's!, at a 'very great expence ; it was entire.iy consumed, SMITHFIELD MARKET, blitiecu 17. day'S market' wrs not well, supplied svith different kinds of Cattle ; 'Beef and Mutton are cheaper than 'our lait report•;' Pirk and Veal are de;irer, find the trade for the most part was but in different. The &des in' the finymarket 'were some what dull ; Straw ;ind Clover -have got up in rico, since 'MondAy'sltnarket ; Hay fetched last price.-;- The'itridermeritioued prices and iiumbers arc an ac curate statetnent ; • To sink the 0 . 11:d per stotfc of Sib. Jteaf 4s. 811. to 55.11:41..---hieitton 4s, tad. to 6s. ad.—Veal is, 41. to 74. ad.—Lamb as. od. to 04. od.o—Purk ) s. ad. to trt. 3,j00. Calves-, 1301—Pigs, 120. I la,. 51. 165. tad„ r)1; 103 od Clover U. las. od. m 71. tis. 6d.--Straw iL ifP.; cd. to 21. Ss. od. STOCKS India Stock, Licsikt 'ZoS. Ss. , pr. Exclieq. idis, 0. Bs. pr. Omp . i,n0...t r Cent. 66i 4 , ,,m to Ann. if , rnt; I • ..tor.llllll Awl!, 67 1.1 pubitt,i c,i ‘k I .7, Alt, • Litman Moiton.siceet, Grosvenor.square. l u i the P / 4 2,r, I.4yers toi &c. 4,p , 131-puid), mutt be addressed.